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I know, i've been doing some research on how i could accomplish this, but i'm not a frontend dev, so building a python gui would have to be done by someone else. |
I am going to take a look into what needs to be done for this. It has been a long time since I have done any python programming though, so it will probably be slow going. |
I'm not expecting anything from anyone, but if someone volunteers for it i happily take the offer. |
https://github.com/cpyarger/Midi2OBS-Configurator is what I have so far. I am having some issues. |
if you are able to look over it and make any changes you think will help that would be much appreciated. Currently, I have it set up so that it will detect midi values, Those get tossed into a table. only once, and are filtered by note or CC when listening (i was unable to figure out how to query for both existing notes and CCs without the filtering based on the dropdown. I do apologize for the lack of commenting in the code. |
It's starting to look like something. That's the point where i have zero knowledge. Have never used qt before. Also no apologizing for not commenting, i'm guilty here too. |
Currently, I am leaving Multi-Device support hanging until I finish getting the interface done and have it working. with a single device. I decided to use the MIDO callback function for handling messages as they come in, unfortunately, that breaks multi-device support as the messages don't contain a device ID. Macro support will be worked on after Multi-Device is working. With my current iteration of the code, you can see where I am starting to head towards the software. I plan to integrate both halves of MidiToOBS into the GUI application. If a command does not exist in the application, it will be added. If it is not fully setup, for example, a fader connected to SetVolume without having a volume chosen, any incoming MIDI messages are ignored. If that line is fully setup you will see it controlling OBS. Before multi-device is working, I plan to add a MIDI feedback option. I want to see my faders move when I adjust the volume in OBS, and want to see my buttons showing which scene is actually active. I have moved away from making raw WebSocket calls and have started using |
Awesome. So Multi-device functionality is basically provided by creating a new instance of the DeviceHandler class for every controller and then binding it to the same callback, but handing over the device id on creation. But only the main.py does it like that, for the setup it's still the other way. If you want you can make this a totally independent application that has nothing to do with this one. That way you are not limited by my version. I might have mentioned this somewhere already but i would have device feedback implemented if i had the hardware to test with. I on my part started building a new "Version" of MIDItoOBS from scratch in nodejs that can intregrate in a already existing gui platform. Keeping it vague because i don't have a timeframe for it and don't want anybody waiting for it. |
This seems to be a great plugin, But configuration would be much easier with a GUI,
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